Kasaragod

Introduction And History : Kasargod is the Northern tip of Kerala, which is surrounded by the Western Ghats and Arabian Sea. History of Kasargod traces back to the time where Arab travelers visited Kerala in 9th century had visited Kasargod. The Bekal fort is a great historical monument in Kasargod which finally runs into the sea with fine bay towards the south. It was initially part of South Kanara district of Karnataka, which eventually became part of Kerala in 1956. Due to its demography, Kasargod is one of the great places to witness diversified people belonging to various parts of the country.

What To See : Bekal Fort, Pallikere Beach, Bekal Hola Aqua partk, Malik Deenar Mosque, Kappil beach, Anandasaram, Andnthapura Lake Changragiri fort and Valiparamba are some of the major tourist attractions of Kasargod. It offers multiple trekking options for trek enthusiasts to explore the nature’s beauty by traversing thro their footsteps.

Accomodations : Kasargod offers very economical accommodation starting with 185 rupees per day. It can go up to 2500 per day for star hotels. Government promoted guest houses and hostels are available at a very reasonable price.

Mode Of Transport :Mangalore is the nearest Airport (50 Kilometers), which is well connected to other parts of the country. It has a railway junction, which is connected to the north-western part of India via konkan railways. Traveling via that route is a treat to eye, where one gets to explore the nature both sides. Traveling thro’ tunnels offer thrilling experience. It has multiple national highways connecting to all important cities at Kerala, Karnataka and Tamilnadu.

Related links:

• Official Website: http://kasargod.nic.in/
• Tourist information: http://www.kasargod.net/

See also (Nearby places): Kanhangad, Ranipuram hills, Kottanchery hills, Valiyaparamba back waters and Padanna theme village are some of the nearby attractions.